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Fallout Fear Looms Large on India’s Banarasi Sari Industry – The Wilmington Journal

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The 1500-year-old Banarasi silk saris industry, already going through an arduous time due to the pandemic, is staring at an uncertain future. The Indian government is contemplating a ban on Chinese silk yarn imports, the textile ministry officials informed a Parliamentary standing committee (PSC) on September 7.

Source: The Wilmington Journal

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